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It's full VM or nothing. I want AI to have full and unrestricted access to the OS. I don't want to babysit it and approve every command. Everything that is on
by gck1 7mo ago
It's full VM or nothing.
I want AI to have full and unrestricted access to the OS. I don't want to babysit it and approve every command. Everything that is on that VM is a fair game and the VM image is backed up regularly from outside.
This is the only way.
- griffindor 7mo agoI use Nix shells to give it the tools it wants. If it wants to do system-level tests, then I make sure my project has Qemu-based tests.
- adi_kurian 7mo agoI have a pretty insane thing where I patched the screen sharing binary and hand rolled a dummy MDN so I can have multiple profiles logged in at once on my Mac Studio. Then have screen share of diff profiles in diff "windows". Was for some ML data gathering / CV training. It's pretty neat, screen sharing app is extremely high quality these days, I can barely notice a diff unless watching video. Almost feels like Firefox containers at OS level. Have thought that could be a pretty efficient way to have restricted unrestricted convenient AI access. Maybe I'll get around to that one day.
- gck1 7mo ago> I have a pretty insane thing where I patched the screen sharing binary and hand rolled a dummy MDN so I can have multiple profiles logged in at once on my Mac Studio I have a Studio collecting dust that I've been eyeing every time my VM crashed because of Apple's paravirtualized GPU proxy not being able to keep up with things I run in it. This sounds exactly like what I wanted to do on my Studio and didn't know where to pull the thread from. Do you have this method shared openly anywhere?
- adi_kurian 7mo agoNah but I'd be happy to share it with you over DM! (If they have DMs on here?)